Observations on the Visual and Functional Structure of the Voynich Manuscript
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I’m analyzing the plant text. What stands out is that the drawings were clearly made first, and the text was added afterward. Another thing I notice is that at the end of each description, there is a sort of space and a “name.” One word that appears on all the folios is otto ANI, which could mean “plant” in a generic sense. Then there could be the actual name of the plant, which I still find repeated within the text. Sometimes there are multiple “names,” and it seems that rather than the plant’s actual name, it’s more like a descriptive label, composed of one, two, or more terms. From this descriptive name, the actual description starts, following a sequence: first the first term, then the second, and so on. What do you think about this?
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RE: Observations on the Visual and Functional Structure of the Voynich Manuscript - by emanuele.pegorin - 14-02-2026, 03:26 PM

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